KARACHI: Pakistan top-order batter and former Test captain Azhar Ali has announced his retirement from red-ball cricket.
Azhar Ali, Pakistan’s one of the most successful...
MUMBAI: New Zealand's Mumbai-born spinner Ajaz Patel on Saturday claimed all 10 wickets in the second Test against India, becoming only the third bowler...
England’s decision to recall Yorkshire leg-spinner Adil Rashid to the test side to face India has been criticised by two of his county’s most prominent former players.
LONDON: Test match cricket faces a bleak future with the sport’s administrators failing to control the ‘runaway weed’ of the hugely popular Twenty20 format,...
CANBERRA: Australia opener David Warner says flat pitches rather than bats with thicker edges are the reason batsmen have the upper hand in test cricket.
CANBERRA: Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting wants size limits on bats because he believes batsmen are enjoying an unfair advantage, especially in Test cricket, and said he would raise his concerns at the MCC World Cricket Committee meeting on Monday.
KARACHI: Fast bowler Mohammad Amir said match-fixers should be banned for life as he prepares to return to Test cricket at Lord’s, where an infamous 2010 spot-fixing scandal landed him a jail term and a five-year ban.
NEW DELHI: England have attempted a minor shake-up of the largely conventional world of test cricket by offering to use a points-based system to determine the winner of their home series against Sri Lanka.
KARACHI: Pakistan team's performance in test cricket might have not been upto the mark but the team under the leadership of Misbah-ul-Haq did not lose a single test series in 2015, ARY News reported.
KARACHI: Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq said Sunday he hopes to stay in the view of selectors and prolong his Test career by playing in domestic matches and possibly for an English county.
SYDNEY: Venerable Test cricket, 138 years after its origins, is about to get a glitzy makeover in this week's first-ever day-night Test match between Australia and New Zealand in Adelaide.
PERTH: Fiery Australian fast bowler Mitchell Johnson Tuesday announced his retirement from all international cricket after the ongoing Test against New Zealand, joining a host of fellow veterans to recently call it quits.